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by mperham 4y ago
I recall this technique being used in 1999. It doesn't work well with caching proxies which key off the URL, using a Cookie header is cleaner and simpler.
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by mperham 4y ago
A back roller, like this: https://www.amazon.com/RumbleRoller-Texture-Massage-Self-Myo... I've had lower back pain for 10 years now. Rolling on top of this for a minute once per day was painful at first but after 4-5 d
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by mperham 4y ago
They were 10 years ahead, 5 years ago. The market has realized that. It's also starting to creep into the mainstream consciousness that EVs aren't a good long-term solution to our poor transportation system.
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by mperham 4y ago
A good amount of “legacy” bike advocates are actively hostile to e-bikes, equating them to “cheating”. It’s gatekeeping bullshit. Anytime someone asks me bike buying advice, my only reply is “go to your local dealer and talk with them”. Tha
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by mperham 4y ago
Sort of. You need to do a minimum of business in the state, usually $100,000/yr or 200 transactions. I don’t have enough customers in Utah to require tax payments.
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by mperham 4y ago
This is utterly false in my experience. The popularity of Puma and Sidekiq mean that threading issues are quickly found and fixed.
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by mperham 4y ago
You can literally copy and paste text out of an image on iOS these days. Your next of kin will be fine.
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Sidekiq 7.0(mikeperham.com)
41 points by mperham 4y ago|5 comments
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by mperham 4y ago
ORMs didn't go mainstream until Hibernate in 2001 or so? Before that, everyone was writing custom SQL and DB access by hand.
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by mperham 4y ago
Under the GPL, contributions have to use the same license: GPL.
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by mperham 4y ago
This path was paved when NPM and Node.js decided that lots of small dependencies are a good thing. All of this damage and JavaScript's reputation as a maintenance nightmare is a result of that terrible, terrible decision.
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by mperham 4y ago
The Cato Institute is a conservative think tank. Repealing Jones would effectively kill a huge amount of the US maritime industry and related jobs. Literally offshoring those jobs to foreign ships and wage slave crews. Just like we offshore
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by mperham 4y ago
Ultimately you need strong moderation to ensure quality answers.
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by mperham 4y ago
Approximately 80% of the planet does not speak English at all. Be kind.
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by mperham 4y ago
I've distributed a lot of software and DEB/RPM has to be the worst. I'd suggest those distros improve on their developer ergonomics if they want to stay relevant. 100% of my customers use Docker images these days as it is muc
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by mperham 4y ago
I'm assuming it pre-dates Rubygems because it really should be a gem. I can't speak for Japan but few people in the Western world seem to use it.
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by mperham 4y ago
Doesn’t have to be a law, can be terms of service, as it’s not individual speech.
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by mperham 4y ago
Anyone want to provide a little context?
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by mperham 4y ago
If you want to learn about another fascinating company, research Rolex.
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by mperham 4y ago
You’re showing your own biases by assuming that all homeless people are addicts. There are tons of people living in their cars and barely scraping by. It’s the price of housing, we need more housing units full stop.
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by mperham 4y ago
Oregon just passed rules mandating 40% of new apt parking spaces must have charging available. That, combined with no parking minimums, means that parking will really be minimal at new complexes imo.
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by mperham 4y ago
Yeah, I pay 0.07$ in Portland OR
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by mperham 4y ago
Just a quibble: the only available $1000 ebikes are cheap junk. In the US, Rad Power are the cheapest decent ebikes and you're looking at 1500-2000 for them.
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by mperham 4y ago
They're only in favor of a "free" market that they control. Decentralization empowers everyone, not just plutocrats.
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by mperham 4y ago
My Tesla Y gets 3 mi/kW. They said a normal diesel truck gets 6 mpg, which is about one fifth a normal passenger car on the highway at 30 mpg. So 2 kW per mile doesn’t sound unreasonable.
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by mperham 4y ago
You’re assuming that most road damage comes from passenger cars. In fact most road damage comes from large semis weighing 20,000+ pounds. The worst roads are almost always freight corrridors
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by mperham 4y ago
Those houses, by in large, are not in places where people want to live. Per the first Key Finding in your article, are you going to force the homeless to move to Alaska, Maine or Vermont?
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by mperham 4y ago
Oregon just passed new rules which require larger parking lots to have shade trees or solar canopy. No more giant hot asphalt wastelands.
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by mperham 4y ago
> the free version of it is GPL licensed so it can be used only on other open source projects This is 100% false. Sidekiq is LGPL licensed and can be used by any application without ever needing to reveal any application source code.
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by mperham 4y ago
Can someone explain "planetary boundary" in this context? What does the first sentence mean?

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